Around the World in Minutes A Soviet Space Feat
The piece praises Yuri Gagarin for orbiting the globe in 89 minutes, noting Russia's lead in space achievement and urging the United States to rise to the challenge. It argues the feat marks a milestone for mankind and should not be belittled.
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Phileas Fogg
Jules Verne
Maj
Yuri Alekseyevich Gagarin
Soviet Union
United States
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Unemployment shadow over February forecasted recovery
Economists warn of persistent unemployment while consumer demand revives orders and factory activity. Labor Secretary Goldberg cites 10.5 million new jobs needed to match growth. some foresee a permanent 2–3 million unemployed. The piece calls for joint labor management action with limited government role.
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Wall Street
Washington
Goldberg
Grim Atomic Preview Hefty Arab Rift Edges Toward Healing
The high tension between Jordan and Egypt eases as a truce appears possible driven by a shared fear of Israel gaining atomic capability. Both sides seek unity against Israel while Israelis insist their program is peaceful, signaling a future where regional polities pursue reactors amid rising military stakes.
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Hussein
Jordan
Nasser
Egypt
Israel
Latins Receive Historic Diplomatic Posts in Kennedy Era
President Kennedy names Ray mond Telles of El Paso to Costa Rica as ambassador and Teodoro Moscoso to Venezuela as ambassador, marking first Mexican blood and first Puerto Rican appointments to key posts. Moscoso boosted Puerto Rico industry from poverty to 700 factories. Both selections emphasize Puerto Rico and Latin American ties.
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Kennedy
Raymond Telles
el Paso
Tex
Costa Rica
Venezuela
Teodoro Moscoso
Mos
Coso
Telles
Moscoso
Puerto Rico
United States
Iowa
Lou Walters Theatrical Showman Beats The End Of A Career
Jim Bishop recounts Louis Walters who rose from office boy to impresario of girly revues. After a near fatal heart attack he reinvented himself with Las Vegas and Miami Beach venues, proving there is no end to his show business career.
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Central Park
Lou Walters
Mount Sinai Hospital
Louis Walters
London
Independent
Broadway
New York
Johnny Quigley
Boston
Tremont St
Lou
St. James Theatre
Walters
LaSalle
Cocoanut Grove
Cascades
Bradford Hotel
Palais d'Or
Miami Beach
Virginia Mayo
Jacqueline
Barbara
Miami
Carillon Hotel
Tropicana
Las Vegas
Carillon
Abby Readers Complain Over Pointed Toe Shoes
A collection of reader letters denounces pointed toed and steel tipped women’s shoes as uncomfortable dangerous and unhealthy. Voices from Ohio Missouri Boston Philadelphia Denver Tyler and other places urge action and reform while a shoe designer-retailer defends his industry and urges buyers to stop purchasing.
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National Shoe Manufacturers’ Association
Abby
Ribicoff
ST. Louis
Katie
Boston
Philly
Orlando
Florida
Seattle
Granny
Tyler
Doctor Crane Explains Sore Muscles After Exercise
Dr George W Crane explains lactic acid buildup causes muscle soreness after exercise. Randy L aged 16 and his father strained muscles after heavy work and cooling too soon. He recommends finishing workouts with a hot shower to keep blood flowing and flush out acid.
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George W. Crane
Randy L
Dr. Crane
Randy
R Est
Mighty Yak Arose and a Mayor's Quick Wits
The piece recalls Jaywood Broun’s tale of importing a giant yak that yawns at breakfast and inspires the line Mighty Yak Arose. It also notes a 1912 New York event where a lawyer offered to fill a deceased judge’s post, with Mayor William Jay Gaynor responding wryly about arranging it with the undertaker.
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Broun
William Jay Gaynor
New York
Two Chinas Debate Shapes United Nations Policy
George Sokolsky argues the United Nations risks a split over China as more members demand discussing Red China and Formosa. He warns that adopting a two Chinas seat would offend Chiang Kai-shek and weaken Asian trust, while Kennedy aides see it as an easy dodge in Laos policy.
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United Nations
China
General Assembly of the
Laos
Republic of China
Formosa
Red China
T. A. Bisson
Institute of Pacific Relations
Security Council
Taipei
Peking
Ciang Kai-shek
Southeast Asia
Red
Chiang Kai-shek
Asiatic
Hongkong
Singapore
United States
Asia
Chen Yi
Korea
Kennedy
Macmillan
Health And Happiness How To Build A Childs Appetite
An expert advises mothers on fostering a healthy appetite in children from two to five. Avoid pressuring the child or talking about food, restrict sweets, and offer small portions one at a time to encourage acceptance of nutritious items.
Aid For Aged Medical Unit Is Appointed
Ten physicians and one osteopathic doctor were named by Thomas D. Weiler to the state division advisory committee in Columbus. Dr. William F. Bradley will chair. the group will study medical, administrative and financial aspects to improve the Aid for the Aged health care program.
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Division of Aid For the
Columbus
Thomas D. Weiler
Mary Gorman
Department of Public Welfare
William F. Bradley
John G. Anderson
Lynchburg
David Creamer
Bellaire
A. R. Fuller
Fremont
Earl R. Haynes
T. A. Makley
Roger A. Pearce
Bowling Green
P. John Robechek
Cleveland
Charles W Stertzbach
Youngstown
Robert E. Swank
Chillicothe
Albert D. Weyman
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